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How PasswordEye works — PassportEye 1.0.1 documentation
How PasswordEye works¶ PasswordEye uses a number of heuristics, algorithms and sanity checks to decrease the It’s designed to thwart the technological methods of identity spoofing, as well as prevent ...
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How PasswordEye can be used — PassportEye 1.0.1 documentation
PasswordEye can be used from command-line, through its service API or through its Python API:
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Python usage — PassportEye 1.0.1 documentation
>> from passporteye import read_mrz >> mrz = read_mrz(image_filename) The returned object (unless it is None, which means no ROI was detected) contains the fields extracted from the MRZ along with som...
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How PasswordEye calculates trust score — PassportEye 1.0.1 documentation
PassportEye uses multiple factors in calculating the total score, including MRZ verification score, EXIF legitimacy score, MRZ score Compares personal number checksum in MRZ to the calculated checksum...
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Command-line usage — PassportEye 1.0.1 documentation
$ mrz <filename> will process a given filename, extracting the MRZ information it finds and printing it out in tabular form. Running mrz --json <filename> will output the same information in JSON. Ru...
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PassportEye API response documentation — PassportEye 1.0.1 documentation
Here’s an example response you can get from PasswordEye: { "ela": { "max_diff": 6 }, "exif": {}, "mrz": { "bounding_box": [ [ 309.5091162700831, 19.50000061251034...